Temple of Bahamut

A massive cathedral stands before you with spires seemingly reaching the very heavens. Golden stained glass fills the windows with patterns depicting a bright dragon full of light. Massive double doors are made of brass and outside you see a line of people seemingly from all lines of work. Several guards patrol the temple and look very apprehensive and wary.

Purpose / Function

The Temple of Bahamut serves two identities in the City of Arran Edhil . First, of course, it serves as a temple where worshipers of the dragon god Bahamut can bring offerings and seek guidance. Second, Hadarai Grefir uses it as a courthouse. The line of people outside are people seeking justice of some form or other.

Architecture

This structure resembles the cathedrals in France. Massive stone architecture, lots of stained glass, and most importantly a yellow/bronze/gold theme throughout.

Alternative Names

God of Justice and Nobility

Type

Cathedral / Great temple

Parent Location

Arran Edhil